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Ermac Vesely
Molon Labe.
General Tso's Alliance
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Posted - 2014.02.09 23:16:00 -
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Do you mean religous culture or our cultural sorroundings that influenced our choices in life? I for an example don't know much about the ethnic caldari religion, which was practiced in my homestation, I just know about our rather different funeral traditions, but that's it.
If you want to hear something about how life was on our station then just ask, but I think the only interesting fact about it is that we live in a station which original purpose was to colonize the planet that we are orbiting. |
Ermac Vesely
Molon Labe.
General Tso's Alliance
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Posted - 2014.02.10 19:12:00 -
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Well then I try to explain my culture which are the Caldari of the Civire bloodline.
We Civire are highly competetive and aggressive people who are known to always stay focused and calm in various kinds of situations in whatever line of work we choose. We are known as quick and efficent problem solvers.
The male members of the Civire are strict people who follow their own unmovable and strong moral code, which makes us see world not in grey shades but more in a black and white kind of way.
Being idle is for us something that we avoid most of the time, we take our jobs very serious, because our work is what we are and we expect that everyone we know thinks the same, our profession is even more worth than our relationships with other people.
Female Civire are not much different from the males, they too have a very inflexible moral code, and they try to become the best workers in the job they choose.
They are also very sensible when it comes to people who don't act like a real caldari would do, they see these individuals as outcasts of our society.
Most of them work as teachers, drill sergeants or other lines of work where you have to teach someone the ways of the caldari and they are proud of it.
My drill sergeant back in my young days for an example turned us into excellent recruts and she even turned the foulests little maggot into a respected member of our squad.
We don't have much to do with religion or arts, our world is our work and that is what counts for most of us.
Most Civire are seen in every kind of job from steelworkers, to engineers and members of a buisness board.
But the most interesting job for a Civire is the one of a mercenary it's just fits most personalitys there are even familys who worked as mercs for generations. Entrepreneurs is a rather odd yet fitting job choice for us because we see trading and buisness as a war for dominance that we need to win with every possible method.
There are some of us who don't like how the Caldari State is controlled or how our society works. These "Dissenters" try to change the system with much time and effort , but not in an outright rebellous kind of way. Our security officers (me included) always had to keep an eye on these individuals and what they planned.
I think this is most of the stuff that I know about us, like I said I don't have much knowledge on the subject of arts and religion in our culture and I don't know much about the other bloodlines because the majority of us where Civire.
I hope this helps. |
Ermac Vesely
Molon Labe.
General Tso's Alliance
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Posted - 2014.02.10 21:28:00 -
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You also asked about Capsuleers and immortal Mercenarys well I would say that in the point of view of a Civire that the cloning tech gives them the opportunity to live the life of a mercenary whether in space or on the ground and that without the fear to die, which is in the eyes of the young and typical Civire the perfect opportunity.
And many Civire CEO's are most likely Capsuleers or Mercs, just for the fact that this makes them far harder to kill IF a rivalling Corporation ( or allied Corp) tries to get rid of them, some people would call that paranoia we call it being cautious.
Our station, as an example again, liked the capsuleers most of the time, they were good couriers and wandering traders and don't get me started on all these children and teenagers who thought that this is the most amazing thing ever and that clones lifes are full of adventures and wonders.
But most of them stopped caring after they noticed what for a good life we had back home, still there were some who decided to become a capsuleer and succeded.
Mercenarys are most likely the same thing but I was the first person on our station to be turned into one, they were only a rumor back in my mortal days, we didn't even believe that they were true until that day.
Again I hope I helped you with finding the information you wanted any other better educated Caldari can come and correct me because like I said I don't know everything. |
Ermac Vesely
Molon Labe.
General Tso's Alliance
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Posted - 2014.02.25 01:24:00 -
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Guys could you both at least explain something from your culture?
This is not a place to discuss why someone is wrong or make it a competition this is a place where we want to explain in our words our cultures.
So could both of you please stop this and make an attempt to contribute to this topic? |
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